15 Childhood Beliefs We Can’t Believe We Had
Looking back, it is surprising how many strange ideas we accepted as absolute truths during childhood. These beliefs seemed perfectly logical at the time, shaped by imagination and innocence.
Looking back, it is surprising how many strange ideas we accepted as absolute truths during childhood. These beliefs seemed perfectly logical at the time, shaped by imagination and innocence.
These short-lived holiday toys made a big splash, then vanished almost immediately.
These classroom posters went way too hard for a bunch of kids just trying to learn their times tables.
Walking into a book fair in the ’90s or early 2000s felt like entering a world designed just for kids. The smell of new books, colorful displays, and tables full of irresistible items created an energy that nothing else at school could match.
If you grew up in the 1990s, chances are your mornings felt more like survival missions than peaceful starts to the day. From scrambled Pop-Tarts to forgotten homework, every school day began with some level of barely controlled disorder.
Toys are often seen as simple childhood pleasures, but some came with surprisingly steep price tags. Whether tucked under the Christmas tree or begged for all year long, these toys were as pricey as they were popular.